Category Archives: News

By Kai Powell, PowellK1@Findlay.edu During the first week of school at the University of Findlay, freshmen are presented with lots of information; but be week four, they may forget this information from stress, a sense of irrelevancy, or course work. The UF Academic Affairs says there are several resources freshmen can access, such as the […]

College graduates worry about finding a job, but also fear for the sake of their future salaries and compensation rates By Lauren Perry, PerryL4@Findlay.com College students entering the work force in the near future may have a few things to be apprehensive about. Women are suffering the most when competing for salary equality with their […]

Two UF students continue to overcome obstacles as they develop their musical careers By Grant Goodfellow, GoodfellowG@Findlay.edu Two students at the University of Findlay are turning their dreams into reality as they pursue their passion in music. Jackson Gruber is a freshman at UF majoring in pharmacy. Adonai Bumba is a sophomore on the UF […]

Some students are still unaware of the new TimelyCare mental health services By Kate Dhuy, DhuyK@Findlay.edu Students could miss out on the mental health benefits that TimelyCare offers this semester and not even realize it. TimelyCare, a tele-medicine focused company, recently partnered with the University of Findlay. They offer around the clock aid for students […]

University of Findlay’s football team played Pace University during severe weather causing a delay in the game By Kendall Westgate, WestgateK@Findlay.edu During the latest University of Findlay football game on Sept. 9, the team underwent a four hour delay due to dangerous weather.  “The game ended up getting delayed due to lightning in the area,” […]

By Pulse Staff University of Findlay athletic accomplishments over the last three years are now tainted by disciplinary action from the National Collegiate Athletics Association (NCAA). On Wednesday, Sept. 13 the NCAA announced that UF failed to monitor eligibility certification between the spring 2020 semester and the 2022-2023 academic year. The negotiated resolution between NCAA […]

By Nate Buscher, BuscherN@Findlay.edu Findlay Oiler football team falls short in season opener against Truman State. This past Saturday Sept. 2 at noon the University of Findlay Oilers took on the Truman State Bulldogs at Donnel Stadium.   Players like sophomore wide receiver Peyton Otte team knew they’d have their work cut out for them. […]

Physical Therapy Wellness Day takes place Sept. 15 offering different free events to students  By Kendall Westgate, WestgateK@Findlay.edu Looking for a free fitness consult, massage, wellness screening, or exercise class? Check out the University of Findlay Physical Therapy Wellness Day on Sept. 15. “During the event, we are offering free exercise classes (including pilates, zumba, […]

By Megan Hite and Pulse Staff, HiteM@Findlay.edu Former President Donald J. Trump faces historic criminal indictments. Not only has a former president never been criminally indicted before, but there definitely hasn’t been one facing four separate legal cases. But are college students, such as those at the University of Findlay paying attention? Several students spoke […]

UF’s football season starts Sept. 2 with a home game By Kendall Westgate, WestgateK@Findlay.edu With fall weather around the corner, University of Findlay fall sports are underway, which is no exception for UF’s football team. “We are looking forward to seeing this team grow together. A lot of work has been put in by coaches […]

Senior Mason Alberts organized a new Bible study for football players this year By Kendall Westgate, WestgateK@Findlay.edu After a year of fine-tuning the details, University of Findlay senior football player Mason Alberts with help from others started a new bible study for UF football players, Warriors W.O.R.D. “The official name for the bible study is […]

University of Findlay’s Revive program is back and stronger than ever with two of the biggest turnouts it had in a very long time By Kwesi Caldwell School is back in session and with week two ending it seems campus has truly revived. Although not how many would think, but through Revive, a campus Christian […]

UnitedHealthcare experiences security breach with third party software  By Lauren Wolters woltersl1@findlay.edu  On Monday Aug. 14, Skylar Mettert, the Associate Vice President for Safety and Wellness, informed University of Findlay students about a cybersecurity incident involving UnitedHealthcare.   United Healthcare provides health insurance to all full-time UF students who do not waive the insurance coverage. […]

By Pulse Staff About 20 employers did their best to recruit student workers at The University of Findlay Student Employee Job Fair. Jared England with the Office of Human Resources planned the Aug. 15 event and thinks the turn out was a positive sign. “It’s been a steady flow of students all day pretty much,” […]

By Pulse Staff The University of Findlay offers more options for students facing physical or mental health issues this fall. TimelyCare, a virtual health and well-being company for higher education, will help Cosiano Health Center and Counseling Services by offering 24/7/365 care for students supplementing both physical and mental health care service on campus, according […]

Column By JereMiah Keith Jackson, 88.3 WLFC Pulse Radio General Manager kagelvltv@gmail.com @aklcpodcast This will be my sixth fall semester here at The University of Findlay entering my first year of grad school. Knowing myself over the course of years I learned that I will never be perfect the entire semester, but if I can […]

Excitement swirls around her research of UF’s university origin  By Lauren Wolters woltersl1@findlay.edu Dr. Diana Montague, Professor of Communication, takes a sabbatical this fall to begin researching the University of Findlay’s first 30 years as a university. In 1989 Findlay College became the University of Findlay. Dr. Montague plans to focus on the timeline at […]

By Pulse Staff A $1.3 million facility is going up on the campus of the University of Findlay and the story behind it is one of timing, hard work, and generosity. UF Director of Athletics Jim Givens says the project is a step in the right direction when it comes to getting more athletics actually […]

By Vanessa Crowe crowev@findlay.edu The University of Findlay IHSA Hunt Seat team competed in the Zone 6 championship at Lake Erie College on April 1. The team left the champions of Zone 6 and secured its spot in the Nationals. The IHSA Nationals is going to be held at Kentucky Hose Farm in Lexington, Kentucky. […]

Ohio has new cell phone driving law. By Pulse Staff If you use a cell phone and drive a vehicle, there are new rules of the road to follow in Ohio. For some it just makes sense. For others, it will be a difficult habit to change. But the message is pretty simple. “Phones Down. […]

The quick growth of social media is impacting mental health in many different ways By Paige Falk Falkp@findlay.edu Like many college students, 20-year-old Olivia Speen says social media impacted her mental health. “Social media is the root of so much comparison in life,” Speen said. “It makes me feel ashamed of myself in many different […]

Did COVID accelerate the mental health crisis for students? By Sam Rohrs rohrss@findlay.edu Three years ago, students went home for what seemed to be an extended spring break, but they ended up not coming back to campus until the next school year. Students were stuck at home with no social interaction, online learning, and no […]

By Devyn Hopkins hopkinsd@findlay.edu While training the next generation of educators, University of Findlay professors from the College of Education are helping their students prepare for the mental health issues they’ll see in their future classrooms. Mentalhealth.gov says educators are often the first to notice mental health problems. Missy Recker, an Assistant Professor and Team […]

By Bella Angel angeli@findlay.edu Nearly seven out of 10 college students report experiencing mental health issues such as stress, anxiety, or depression according to a nationwide survey of college students conducted by TimelyMD. And college professors often feel the pressure those students are experiencing. Dr. Christine Denecker, Associate Vice President for Learning and Innovation and […]

A recent survey shows NCAA student athletes’ elevated rates of mental exhaustion, anxiety and feelings of being depressed have seen little change since 2020. By Ashley Graham and Pulse Staff While physical health has always been a concern for athletes, mental health issues have become particularly relevant since the start of the pandemic. A survey […]

A recent study by The Healthy Minds Network included responses from 96,000 college students in the United States at 133 campuses during the 2021-22 school year. The study found high rates of depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts. The study found 44% of the respondents reported symptoms of depression, 37% reported high anxiety, and 15% said […]

UF remains a test optional institution for ACT and SAT scores  By Lauren Wolters woltersl1@findlay.edu Some of the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic remain prevalent still, three years after schools and businesses first shut down in March of 2020. Some of these effects allow education systems to be more accommodating to students. An example of […]